JOHN POMP
Lindsay M. Nichols is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in product management and buyer relations within the music industry. Currently serving as a Product Specialist at JOHN POMP since January 2021, Lindsay previously held the position of Director of Buyer Relations at Kamelot Auction House from May 2016 to January 2021. Lindsay's career began at Jade Tree, where roles included Direct Sales Manager and Shipping Manager, and involved cultivating buyer relationships through promotional strategies, overseeing production tasks, and managing royalty calculations. Additional experience includes serving as Studio Manager and Personal Assistant at Sunset Entertainment Group, where responsibilities encompassed studio operations, video coordination, and financial management. Lindsay holds a BA in English, Journalism from the University of Delaware, graduating in 2011.
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JOHN POMP
John Pomp is a design-driven artisan manufacturer focused on creating abstracted organic works of furniture and lighting. Inspired by elemental materials in transitory states and informed by almost otherworldly natural phenomena, John Pomp’s work combines molten glass, warped metal, and refracted light to create imaginative, organic forms. Led by designer, artist, and glassblower John Pomp with his partner Anne, a team of over 50 creatives design and make each piece from concept to completion in-house. With a sculptural, experimental approach to design, the work develops through a non-linear process explored through various methods, including abstract glass studies, organic form generating, and process discovery. This approach leads to a designed process rather than a product. Each piece is made from scratch in their 65,000 sqft Philadelphia studio using a combination of modern techniques and old-world craftsmanship. Working out of his studio in Philadelphia, John together with his wife, Anne, and their team of over 40 creatives, design and create each and every piece from concept to completion in-house, providing a proprietary look and feel that can only be achieved by owning the processes that combine to make the studio’s sculptural work. Using these processes as a source of inspiration, rather than a means to an end, the studio explores the relationship between fluid materials. By owning all their manufacturing processes in their Philadelphia studio, they are able to create and customize any piece for their clients.